Even As Online Sales Growth Cools, Target Sees Strong 2Q Results
Target's streak of strong results extended into its latest quarter but its skyrocketing online sales growth has come back to earth.
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Target's streak of strong results extended into its latest quarter but its skyrocketing online sales growth has come back to earth.
We're well into harvest season, not just for farmers but for at-home gardeners. And a problem that plagued them last summer and fall hasn't gone away.
Sushi rolls, smash burgers, and vegetarian grain bowls – not a combination you'd expect at any one restaurant, but it feels right inside the Twin Cities newest food hall, The Market at Malcolm Yards.
Kathy Bauer made the difficult decision this week to temporarily close her family's breakfast and lunch spot.
Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins has lost a sponsorship with a hospital in Michigan, as a result of what the hospital calls his stance on COVID-19 vaccines.
"Dealers are all-in for the coming electric age," said Minnesota Auto Dealers Association president Scott Lambert.
Minnesota's summer drought may be felt in winters to come, when finding the perfect Christmas tree could be harder and more expensive.
U.S. Bancorp is delaying the return of most employees to its downtown Minneapolis offices.
Target Corp. is joining a growing list of retailers and restaurant chains offering educational assistance at select online institutions for its front-line employees in a fiercely competitive job market.
In Minnesota, it seems mask mandates are changing by the hour at public buildings, businesses and workplaces.
"I think it's just a little exercise in humility for all of us that maybe we were just spoiled rotten having everything we ever wanted," marketing expert George John said.
COVID-19 protocols sidelined several Minnesota Vikings quarterbacks this week, but there could be bigger consequences once the season begins.
The U of M made the decision to enforce mask wearing indoors going into the new school year after COVID-19 cases of the new Delta variant started spreading throughout the state.
COVID testing is on the rise again -- but getting one might be harder than it was a few months ago.
The CDC changed its guidance after data showed that while vaccines still protect people from getting seriously sick from COVID and the Delta variant, fully vaccinated individuals can still be contagious.
